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issues in Germany and Austria, using newspapers, audio and video material, which will be discussed<br />
in German. We will be using the coursebook Em Hauptkurs, which you are expected to buy.<br />
Teaching Hours: The module is taught in 2 sessions per week. There will be various language groups<br />
for you to choose from to fit in with your timetable<br />
GER114 Deutschland Erlesen: Texte lesen und verstehen<br />
20 Credits ACADEMIC YEAR<br />
Prerequisite qualification: A-‐Level German (Grade B) or equivalent<br />
Description: Would you like to improve your German language skills and find out more about the<br />
German culture of today? In this module, we will look at contemporary texts from a variety of genres<br />
and topics, including short stories, poems and magazine articles. The aims are to find out about<br />
German identity and culture, but we will also examine selected grammatical features of the<br />
language. The module will be portfolio assessed, which gives you the chance to focus on your<br />
personal interests in greater detail.<br />
NB This module is taught in German.<br />
Teaching hours: The module is taught in 1 session per week (Thursday 13.00) in both semesters.<br />
If you have GCSE in German, or if you are a beginner, you can take German courses with the Modern<br />
Languages Teaching Centre. The table below shows the modules on offer: MLTC staff will advise<br />
students on the most appropriate level for them. Basic and Intermediate language courses (stages 1<br />
and 2) are aligned to national language levels and follow the syllabuses of public examination<br />
boards. They are however designed and delivered in a manner appropriate for undergraduates. The<br />
content of post A2 courses (Stages 3 -‐5) is based on contemporary issues in Target Language<br />
cultures, and language and grammar are developed to a more advanced level.<br />
Semester Autumn Spring<br />
Stage 1( Beginners) MLT105 MLT106<br />
Stage 2 (Post GCSE) MLT205 MLT206<br />
Stage 3 (Post A2 Level) MLT264 MLT265<br />
Timetable hours: to be advised. MLTC modules are normally taught in the early evening and on<br />
Wednesday/Friday afternoons.<br />
Italian (offered by the Modern Languages Teaching Centre)<br />
If you have already studied a Romance language, such as French or Spanish, you will find you can<br />
quickly develop your skills in Italian; Italian is also a good choice of language for the complete<br />
beginner. The table below shows the modules on offer: MLTC staff will advise students on the most<br />
appropriate level for them. Basic and Intermediate language courses (stages 1 and 2) are aligned to<br />
national language levels and follow the syllabuses of public examination boards. They are however<br />
designed and delivered in a manner appropriate for undergraduates. The content of post A2 courses<br />
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